Giving entrepreneurs a chance to run a restaurant rent-free
Incubator space Ghostwriter is available to both F&B veterans and newcomers
Paige Lim
SINGAPORE’S food and beverage (F&B) industry is notoriously competitive, with thin margins and high turnover rates. New incubator Ghostwriter hopes to minimise the risk of failure by giving budding and veteran entrepreneurs a rent-free opportunity to test-bed ideas.
“I thought it was about time that we gave back to the F&B community, which has had a hard few years,” founder Jay Gray told The Business Times. He is the chief executive of the Sago House group, which owns bars Sago House and Low Tide, and restaurant Underdog Inn.
Located on the second floor of a Club Street shophouse, above Low Tide, Ghostwriter has its own kitchen, bar, tables and seats. It can take up to 10 seated guests or 15 standing ones.
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